texts: <mask> nee <mask> was an English Australian woman who sued the Commissioners of the City of Sydney and won compensation for the damage done to her property. <mask> is noted for her pertinacity. <mask> won her case after taking it to the Privy Council in England, the final court of appeal available to a British subject living in the Colony of New South Wales. In the 70 year old Colony of New South Wales, her court case, which was largely ignored by historians, was an achievement because women did not have the vote and <mask> lived in a male-dominated society. <mask> was able to file a lawsuit as a widow because she was no longer married. <mask> was concerned with what would be called a feminist issue because she had experienced life as a woman in Victorian society, single, married and widowed. She stipulated in her will that any bequests made to her daughters and granddaughters were to be given to them in their own right and that their husbands should not have any say.She wanted her daughters and granddaughters to have control over their inheritances. Her stated wishes were overruled by the law of the day. The English law that governed colonies in Australia prior to the English 1887 Married Woman's Property Act was mostly English. Any property that she had owned as a single woman or as a married woman, whether in goods, money, or land, passed into the ownership of her husband. Edward and <mask> had a child named <mask>, who was born in Halesowen, England in 1779. John was born two years later. <mask> became the unmarried partner of Captain John Black, the privateer (state-sanctioned pirate), whaler, ship's captain, navigator and master mariner who named King Island, after being transported to Sydney as a teenage convict.<mask> was accused of stealing items of clothing from her employer, Francis Deakin, at the age of 16, including 1 black silk cloak, 1 muslin shawl, 1 cotton gown, 1 dimity petticoat, 2 pair of cotton stockings and 1 pair of scissors. <mask> was sentenced to seven years' transportation to New South Wales for theft when she was 17 years old. She wasn't transported until 1798. <mask> was one of 95 female convicts on the Britannia, a whaling ship that brought convicts to Sydney in 1797. In An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, David Collins described the competition for female convicts on that day as like a cattle auction. Many of the women who arrived that day were servants or wives to strangers, or hut-keepers for convict males who wouldn't go with one man. <mask> was thought to have been chosen by one of the men in the "cattle auction" on the deck of the Britannia II.<mask> met John Black, a ship's officer who had survived the mutiny on the Lady Shore in 1797, when they were both 19 years old. They went on to have two children after <mask> came under John's protection. As John was away for months at a time either whaling or otherwise working his trade as a ship's captain, <mask> kept the home fires burning. Black established a shop on his leased land on January 1, 1802, which was the longest time that <mask> had with him. <mask> gave birth to her first child, John Henry Black, on May 31, 1799. Home since March was located on the eastern side of George Street between Hunter Street and Martin Place, which was leased from the government by John Black. <mask> was left to care for her baby alone until Black came back.Their child was not christened until he was three months old, because John Black's business saw him sailing in and out of the port of Sydney. <mask> and her son were off in the 1800s. <mask> was able to meet a level of self-sufficiency because she lived on the lease of Mr. Black. <mask> was granted an absolute pardon eighteen months before her sentence would have expired. <mask> became pregnant with their second child when John Black returned from one of his voyages. <mask> Black was born at home. Black sailed for Bombay and Calcutta in the Fly after being home for nearly a year.<mask> was the sole parent of two children under the age of three and one only 3 months old. John Black's ship was lost at sea on the return voyage from Kolkata in May 1802. Black's death was not confirmed until April 1804, 12 months after news of Black's ship being missing. Black sailed in January 1802 and left <mask> penniless. She had the house and shop on the land leased in Black's name, and what remained of the money and supplies that Black had left behind before he sailed. <mask> began a new relationship with a business associate of her late partner. One of the most litigious men in the colony was the former convict and businessman, Simeon Lord.Black's ships whose goods had been stored in his warehouse had trading dealings with <mask> and her previous partner. <mask>'s two children were taken care of by Simeon Lord. The orphan of two convicts who had died before she was 4 years old was brought into the relationship by Simeon. Lord's daughter married a business partner when she was 14 years old. <mask>'s first child to Lord was born in 1806. They had 8 children of their own over the next 15 years. With investments in Lord's name, they became one of the richest couples in the Colony of New South Wales.<mask> sent her daughter, <mask>, and her husband, Francis Williams, to England in order to be placed into the care of the child's grandfather, Reverend John Black. The five-year-old left the Lord's ship, the Commerce, in February of 1807, but the ship was damaged in a storm in April of that year. Her daughter was christened at St Philip's Church. In November of 1807, her daughter began the voyage to England again on another Lord's ship, the Sydney Cove. <mask> Black did not return to Australia until 1814. <mask> and Lord were married at St Philip's Church. The fifth child was one week old.The son of a family friend was at the wedding. The family moved from the city to the country in the early 19th century. <mask> had a mourning brooch made with her husband's hair in a gold setting with a border of half-pearls. The legal holder of the couple's wealth died. <mask> was made the administrator of the estate. The youngest of Lord's children was 18 years old. <mask> was one of the wealthiest women in the colony.<mask> lived in the family home until her death after 24 years as a widow. <mask> continued the manufacturing business after her husband's death, as well as managing large livestock and landholdings. She employed many local people in the milling and dressing of cloth, and in the making of hats, stockings, leather, shoes, candles and harnesses, until the business had to be closed due to the flooding of part of her Botany property and the loss of the stream. In litigation worthy of her late husband, <mask> sued the Commissioners of the City of Sydney. There was a notification in the Government Gazette of the 17 Vic, No. in July of 1854. The "An Act for supplying the City of Sydney and portions of the Suburbs with Water" was resumed for a reserve for a water supply for the city. <mask> owned the land where her mill stood.The amount offered was disputed as unreasonable. Questions of disputed compensation can be tried in the form of an action against the Commissioners. <mask> took the Commissioners of the City of Sydney to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in order to get reasonable compensation for this restart. "For thirty one and a half acres, with a mill, a dwelling-house, some outbuildings, and water privileges, Mrs. <mask> claimed £30,000." In the third and last action taken by residents whose land had been resumed, she partially won her case. The two cases that were heard before <mask>'s case were Darvall V and the City Commissioners. The damages for the loss of buildings and Darvall were returned by the jury with a verdict of $3200 and contingent damages of £800.The full court could only decide on the damages to the use of the water, since Mr. Justice Dickinson ruled that there was no mill that was deprived of its motive power. For the loss of buildings and motive power of water to his mill, the jury returned a verdict for Edward Lord of damages of over a thousand dollars. The use of the water for wool washing was incompatible with the terms of the original land grant and could only be decided by the full court on appeal. <mask>'s case had a special jury travelling from the court house to see the land that had been resumed. <mask>'s right to compensation for the deprivation of her land, buildings, and water was unquestioned. The damages were assessed by the jury. She had the right to damages for the deprivation of water for other purposes.The jury was instructed by the judge Mr. Justice Dickinson to assess contingent damages for the loss of additional water usage, but only if <mask> had the right to use the water undisturbed. The decision on whether <mask> was entitled to the undisturbed use of the water was up to the full court. The amount of damages was reduced after further action by the Commissioners. 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There was still an issue of the contingent damages that she believed she was entitled to. <mask> appealed her case to the Privy Council in England, the final court of appeal available to a British subject living in the Colony of New South Wales.The Privy Council's Judicial Committee delivered the judgement on the appeal of <mask> after she turned 80 years old. The news of the verdict took over two months to reach Australia, but <mask> had been awarded the final £7,200 and her costs. Despite contrary arguments from the defendants, Lord Kingsdown, Lord Justice Knight Bruce, Sir Edward Ryan, and Sir John Taylor Coleridge decided that <mask> was entitled to the undisturbed use of the water on her land. As a result of the court actions, her total compensation was over $16,000. If <mask> has an even more important place in Australian history, historical research would need to be done. Due to the prohibitive circumstances under which Australian women were living legally and socially, and that for anyone living in Australia prior to or during the Victorian era it was expensive and geographically difficult to appeal a case in England, <mask> is perhaps the first, and possibly only, female and/or female convict The family home of "Banks House" at Botany was where <mask> died at the age of 85.She was the matriarch of a large, notable, Australian family and had already settled large amounts of her estate on her children before she died. Her remaining estate was valued at $11,000. She named all her children in her will. <mask> was worried about her daughters and granddaughters. Any bequests made to her daughters and granddaughters were to be given to them in their own right and not to their husbands. She wanted her daughters and granddaughters to have control over their inheritances. Her stated wishes were overruled by the law of the day.Prior to the English 1886 Married Woman's Property Act, a married woman couldn't own any property, and the chattel of her husband. Any property that she had owned as a single woman or as a married woman, whether in goods, money, or land, passed into the ownership of her husband. <mask>'s sons were well known in the public eye. George William Lord, a pastoralist, was elected to the first New South Wales Legislative Assembly in 1856 and transferred to the legislative council in 1877. He was the colonial treasurer in the third Martin ministry. Her oldest son was Simeon Lord Jnr. He was a pastoralist in Australia.Francis Lord was a member of parliament for many years and Edward Lord was the mayor of St Leonards. John Henry Black was the first manager of the Bank of New South Wales. One of her sons-in-law was a successful merchant named Prosper de Mestre who married her daughter <mask> Black. There is a photographic portrait of <mask> in the collection of the Powerhouse Museum. <mask>, Perth Dead Persons Society, Convicts to Australia, The Black Family, Elizabeth Draper, de Mestre Family Tree, and Vicki Court are references.

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texts: A German explorer, physician, and writer known for his tour of Russia, Persia, India, Southeast Asia, and Japan between 1683 and 1693. Two books were written about his travels. The first extensive description of Japanese plants was published in 1712 in Amoenitatum exoticarum. The History of Japan was the main source of Western knowledge about Japan during the 18th and 19th centuries, when it was closed to foreigners. Within the Holy Roman Empire, a child was born at Lemgo. His parents supported the congregation and his father was a pastor. After graduating from Krakw, he spent four years at Knigsberg in Prussia studying medicine and natural science.He traveled to Sweden in 1681, where he was offered a place to live. He became secretary to the second embassy of the Swedish ambassador in Russia in 1683 because of his desire for foreign travel. The travelogue of this embassy was published later. After a voyage in the Caspian Sea, he reached Persia by way of Moscow, Kazan and Astrakhan. Perhaps the first modern scientist to visit the "fields of eternal fire" was from Shemakha in Shirvan. The Persian capital was reached in 1684 by Kaempfer. After a stay of more than a year, the Swedish embassy was about to return to its homeland, and Kaempfer joined the fleet of the Dutch East India Company in the Persian Gulf as chief surgeon.He saw Arabia and the western coast of India even though he was sick at Bander Abbasi. In September 1689, Kaempfer reached Batavia. He studied Javanese natural history during the winter. He arrived in Japan in May 1690 as a physician to the VOC trading post. He visited Siam, the capital of Japan, on his way to Japan. Kosa Pan was the former ambassador to France. Nagasaki was the only Japanese port that was open to Dutch and Chinese ships.During his time in Japan, he twice visited Edo and the shgun Tokugawa. He published many studies on local plants in his "Flora Japonica" (part of Amoenitatum Exoticarum). He was the first western scholar to describe the tree Ginkgo biloba when he visited Buddhist monks in Nagasaki in 1691. Some Ginkgo seeds were brought back by him. The trees are still alive in the 21st century. The spelling of "–kgo" appears to be an error made in his notes, a more precise romanization would have been "Ginkjo" or "Ginkio". The materials and information about Japanese acupuncture and moxibustion were collected by <mask>.The reception of Far Eastern medicine in 18th-century Europe was influenced by his work on the cure of colic. In his posthumously published notes on Japan, he mixes careful observation with a strong desire to make these observations conform to European conceptions of Asia. He claims that the Japanese are descended from the builders of the Tower of Babel. Shinto is linked to Babylonian religion. He was one of the first Europeans to claim that Japan had a variety of religions rather than one religion that was related to national identity. During his stay in Japan, Kaempfer's tact, diplomacy and medical skill overcame the cultural reserve of the Japanese. He got a lot of valuable information.He left Japan for Java in the fall of 1692. After twelve years abroad, Kaempfer returned to Europe in 1695. He received a doctorate in medicine from the University of Leiden. The doctor of the Count of Lippe was born in Lemgo. He published a book in Germany. An illustration of a camellia was included among many other Japanese plants. It described the electric eel, moxibustion, and the hyena.The first scientific description of the hyena was used extensively by Linnaeus. It can be argued that the modern zoological name of the striped hyena, Hyaena hyaena Linnaeus, could or should include the name of the first person to describe it. The systematic description of tea, as well as his other work on Japanese plants, were praised by Linnaeus. There was a death at Lemgo in 1716. The British Library and the British Museum hold most of his manuscripts. European and German research on East Asia was influenced by the works of <mask>. The manuscripts were purchased by Sir Hans Sloane and sent to England.The History of Japan was translated from the manuscript into English. It was first published in London in 1727. The English version of the German version of Japan of Today was translated from the original German. The book contains a description of the political, social and physical state of the country in the 17th century. When Japan was closed to foreigners, it was the main source of information for the general reader. It is thought to have some value in the 21st century. The author's life is related to the History.The British Library holds Kaempfer's original manuscripts. Most have been published since 2001. Einzelbnden has 888-405-7720 888-405-7720 Elisabeth Gssmann, Herausgegeben von WolfgangMichel. The first volume is called Heutiges Japan. Wolfgang and Barend J. Terwiel were Herausgegeben. 2001.There were 93 ills. The British Library London has a reproduction of drawings and an index. Wolfgang and Barend J. Terwiel were Herausgegeben. In 2001 there were 56 ills. There is a lot of commentary on the manuscript and drawings, Japanese and Western coworkers, and the research context of his Japanese collection. Vol 2 Briefe was published in 1683–1715. Iudicium Verl. was published in 2001."Letters 1683–1715" is a vol 3 of the japanischer pflanzen. Iudicum Verl. was published in Mnchen in 2003 There are drawings of Japanese plants. Iudicum Verl. was published in Mnchen in 2003 "Kaempfer in Siam" is the fifth volume of Notitiae Malabaricae. Iudicum Verl. was published in Mnchen in 2003 On the southern India region, known as South Kerala, there is a "Notes on Malabar".Iudicum Verl. was published in Mnchen in 2003 The works Exercitatio politica de Majestatis divisione in realem et personalem were written by <mask>. The Auditorio Maximo Valedictionis loco publice ventilendam proponit. There is a mat. Danzig, Impr. Dantisci David Fridericus was named after him. Disputatio Medica Inauguralis Exhibens Decadem Observationum Exoticarum.Ad diem 22. April is Lugduni Batavorum, apud Abrahanum Elzevier. The title is "MDCXCIV." The Amoenitatum is an exotic politico-physico-medicarum. There is a description of the Kingdom of Siam. The original manuscript, never before printed, was written in High-Dutch by M. D. Physician to the Dutch Embassy to the Emperor's Court. An introduction to the life of the author.There are many copperplates. There is a new edition of Vol. I/II. It was printed for the translator. De Beschryving van Japan, het verhaal van den ouden en tegenwoordigen Staat. Van de Tydrekening, en Opvolging van de Geestelyke. Van de Oorsprondelyke, Godsdiensten, Gewoonten, Handwerkselen der Inboorllingen, en de Chineesen.Benevens was beschryving Koningryk Siam. Geneesherr van het Hollandsche Gezantschap na 't Hof van den Keyzer. Het is het Leven van den Schryver. Onder het opzicht van den Ridder Hans Sloane, en onder het Engelsch in 't Nederduytsch vertaalt. The title is "MDCXXIX." The name of the person is <mask> <mask>. Seltsames Asien is also known as Amoenitates Exoticae.Eberbert Kaempfer: Am Hofe des persischen Groknigs was written in 1933. Walther Hinz was born in 1984. There is a man named <mask> <mask>. "Amoenitates Exoticae" - die japanische Pflanzenkunde. Herausgegeben und kommentiert von WolfgangMichel-Zaitsu. New York: Olms-Weidmann. Peter W. wrote literature on E. Kaempfer.The complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography was written by Peter. Dem Andenken des Lemgoer Reisenden aus Anla was 350. There are geburtstags am 16. September 2001 Iudicum Verlag was published in 2002. The name of the person is Haberland. The person is <mask> <mask>.The name of the person is Franz Steiner. The name of the person is Haberland. Ein Gelehrtenleben zwischen Tradition und Innovation was written by <mask> <mask>. Harrassowitz, 2005. "A closed country in the open seas: a Japanese solution for European modernity's dilemma" was written by David Mervart. In Explorations and Entanglements: Germans in Pacific Worlds from the Early Modern Period to World War I, the author wrote about Germans in the Pacific around 1800. Frank and Ulrike Strasser.New York: Berghahn Books. There is a list of Westerners who visited Japan before 1868. The year 1727). The history of Japan gives an account of the ancient and present state and government of that empire, as well as a description of the kingdom of Siam. It was printed for the translator. The name of the person is <mask>, Engelbert. The History of Japan: Together with a Description of the Kingdom of Siam was published in London in 1906.The name of the person is <mask>, Engelbert. The History of Japan: Together with a Description of the Kingdom of Siam was published in 1906. J. MacLehose and his sons lived in London. The name of the person is <mask>, <mask>. The History of Japan: Together with a Description of the Kingdom of Siam was published in 1906. J. MacLehose and his sons lived in London. The name of the person is Beatrice Bodart-Bailey.The Furthest Goal is the encounter with Tokugawa Japan. In 2012 There are external links to the source material. There are items associated with the British Museum and the New York Public Library.

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texts: During World War II, Major General <mask>Mike<mask> commanded the VI Corps during the Allied landings at Salerno, Italy. Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark, commander of the Fifth Army, relieved him of his command after the landings. <mask> was born in Antigo, Wisconsin in 1886. He entered the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, at the age of 20 after graduating from Ripon College. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army after graduating four years later. <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask> served in the United States and the Philippines in the military.He was part of the Mexican Punitive expedition in 1916. The American entry into World War I in April 1917 led to the creation of the 7th Field Artillery Regiment at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The 1st Infantry Division assigned the 7th Field Artillery. <mask> and his division were sent to the Western Front as part of the American Expeditionary Force, which was commanded by <mask>, who <mask> had served with in Mexico the previous year. After arriving in France, <mask> attended a short course in l'Ecole d'Artillerie at Fontainebleau and was appointed the executive officer for the Saumur Artillery School. He was promoted to major in February 1918. He stayed in this position until May 1918, when he was transferred to the 12th Field Artillery Regiment, part of the 2nd Infantry Division.<mask> was decorated with the Silver Star for his service with the 12th Field Artillery. He was transferred to the General Staff of the U.S. First Army at the end of July 1918. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was an assistant chief of staff in the Second Army. The war ended on 11 November 1918. He was part of the 4th Infantry Division. The war ended on 11 November 1918 and <mask> remained in the army.<mask> was a colonel in the army before World War II. <mask> became division commander of the 7th Infantry Division in 1940. In September 1941 <mask> took command of the 40th Infantry Division, an Army National Guard formation. The American entry into World War II was due to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. In April 1942 he was promoted to major general and given command of the VI Corps. The corps was sent to the Mediterranean Theater of Operations in 1943 to participate in the Allied invasion of Sicily. The II Corps, which was in action in the Allied campaign in North Africa, was chosen instead.Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark's U.S. Fifth Army took charge of the VI Corps during the Allied invasion of Italy. The relationship between Clark and <mask> was not always easy, with Clark being a decade younger than <mask> and less senior. The 36th Infantry Division was part of the VI Corps and the 45th Infantry Division was part of the National Guard. <mask> and Walker both fought in World War I. The corps took part in the Allied invasion of Italy at Salerno on 9 September 1943, with the British X Corps also under Fifth Army command. Heavy casualties were inflicted on VI Corps by the German defenses. German attempts to throw the American force back into the sea were defeated by both divisions, supported by naval and aerial bombardment and the approach of the British Eighth Army from the south.Although thought highly of by many officers, <mask> had been moved on by Patton in Sicily and his suitability for high command had been questioned by the Supreme Allied Commander in the MTO. <mask> was relieved of his command of VI Corps by Clark on September 20, 1943, after Clark brought in Major General Matthew Ridgway, commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, to act as the VI Corps deputy commander. Many, including both Walker and Middleton, thought Clark used <mask> as a scapegoat to cover his own failures and thought he should be the one to go. In February 1944, Major General <mask>. Lucas replaced <mask> as VI Corps commander. As of 23 September 1943, <mask>'s temporary rank of major general was terminated, and as of 24 September 1943, he had left for Algiers, where he was to meet with Eisenhower. The first of several appointments to military training establishments was made by <mask> when he was assigned as the commander of the Tank Destroyer School and Center in the United States. He was promoted to brigadier general after retirement.He was "commanding general" of the Tank Destroyer Center from February 1944 to March 1945, according to the "biographical Dictionary of World War II Generals". After retiring from the army in 1947, he was promoted to the rank of major general. Exactly 30 years after the Salerno landings, Postwar <mask> died on September 8, 1973. His ashes were scattered at sea. The ribbon bar has links to Generals of World War II and the General Staff College.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is a South Korean-born American singer, musician, and record producer. She sings in the American rock band Yeah Yeahs. She was the daughter of a Korean mother and a Polish father. She grew up in New Jersey and graduated from a school there. She stated that "it's almost embarrassing how well-behaved I was, which is probably why I do things like spit water on myself on stage as an adult". She attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. <mask> is the lead vocalist for the band Yeah Yeah Yeahs.She wears clothes made by her friend, fashion designer Christian Joy. She became well known for her antics during live shows in the early days of the band. They opened for The White Stripes. <mask> was taken to a hospital after dancing off the stage during a tour for the 2003 Livid Festival in Australia. She appeared in a wheelchair at the Sydney leg of the Livid Festival. <mask> was placed at number three on Women Who Rock Right Now. Native Korean Rock and the Fishnets was a side project she began working on in 2008.She made noises to the songs "Gemini Syringes", "I Can Be A Frog", and "Watching the Planets" in 2009. She contributed vocals to the song "Pinky's Dream" on David Lynch's debut album. She collaborated with the band on a song called "Song for a Warrior" on their 2012 album The Seer. She sings in the song "Go!". Santigold's album Master of My Make-Believe was released in 2012 On the project with N.A.S.A. She is on the track "Strange Enough" with Ol' Dirty Bastard and Fatlip.<mask>'s vocal approach has been described as "ethereal" and "yelping" at times. <mask> collaborated with James Iha on his second solo album Look to the Sky. A version of the song "A Marshmallow World" was used by Target. She did a remake of Obsession written by Holly Knight for a new STARZ show. On May 5, 2015, a song by <mask> in tribute to Nellie Bly was used as part of a Google doodle. Microsoft approached <mask> to write a theme song for the game Rise of the Tomb Raider, which resulted in the song "I Shall Rise". The soundtrack to the 2005 horror film House of Wax was featured in the track "Cut Me Up" by Har Mar Superstar.<mask> covered Roger Alan Wade's "If You're Gonna Be Dumb" for Jackass 3D, as well as collaborating with electronic artist Peaches and Johnny Knoxville to record a track for the movie Jackass 2. In 2007, she contributed vocals to a version of Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" for the I'm Not There film soundtrack. Great job was done by the Tim and Eric Awesome Show at the end of episode 409. A short song was performed by her. She has a song called "Strange Love" on the album. Trent Reznor and Ross composed the score for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, a film in which <mask> collaborated with them on a cover version of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song". In December of 2011, it was announced that the song would open the soundtrack album and be released as the opening single for free to all who pre-ordered before the official release date of December 9.After Spike Jonze directed the video for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' 2004 single "Y Control", he and Spike Jonze collaborated on a 2005 Adidas commercial, Hello Tomorrow. The soundtrack of Jonze's film Where the Wild Things Are was composed by <mask> and Carter Burwell. <mask> and the Kids is listed on the soundtrack. The song "All Is Love", written by <mask> and Nick Zinner and included in this soundtrack, was nominated for a 2010Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or OtherVisual Media. Jonze's film Her received a contribution from <mask>. <mask> and Jonze's "The Moon Song" was nominated for an Academy Award. The music video for "We Fenced Other Gardens with the Bones of Our Own" was directed by <mask>, who used the name Marshmellow.She directed the "Blessed Evening" video for Foetus with her then-boyfriend Spike Jonze working as a cinematographer. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs video was directed by her. The music video for the Tiny Masters of Today song "Hologram World" was directed by Kids with Canes. Yeah Yeah Yeahs bandmates Nick Zinner and Brian Chase, as well as Mike D from the Beastie Boys, Gibby Haynes from the Butthole Surfers, and Russell Simins from also appeared in the video. On December 10, 2006 a home-recorded album titled "KO at Home" was leaked via an invite-only BitTorrent tracking site. The suitcase that Dave Sitek left behind in New York City contained a personal gift from TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek. A photograph of <mask> with a poem written by <mask> on the back side of the photo spread quickly.News sites broke the story when Sitek lashed out at the fan who leaked the demos. The apology letter was written by Sitek. In response to the leak, <mask> said that "shit happens", and although she was a little grossed out, she offered commentary on which of the songs she liked the most. On September 9, 2014, <mask>'s debut solo album was released. It was released on a label. On February 17, 2015, <mask> released a live album titled Live from Crush Palace, recorded during three shows at Hollywood Forever Cemetery's Masonic Lodge in Los Angeles. There are live renditions of "Hideaway" from Where the Wild Things Are and "The Moon Song" from Her on the album.On January 11, <mask> released a song. In support of Kenzo's Spring Summer 2018 collection, "My Saint" features guest vocals from Michael Kiwanuka. The collaborative album from <mask> and Danger Mouse was released in March. The two met to discuss collaboration in 2007, but did not collaborate until 2016 due to scheduling and availability. <mask> and Danger Mouse's collaborative album Lux Prima was used to soundtrack an art piece and communal listening experience. The installation played to sold-out audiences in Los Angeles. The piece saw the duo collaborate with a number of artists, including creative director Barnaby Clay and sound designer Ren Klyce, as well as George Lucas' Skywalker Sound and Meyer Sound on audio design and build.The subject of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' song "Maps" is the lead singer of the Liars, who has dated Spike Jonze. She married the director in December 2011. Their son was born in August of 2015. <mask> was nominated for the GAFFA-Prisen Award in 2006 for his work on Where the Wild Things Are: Motion Picture Soundtrack. There are links to births of 20th-century American singers and 21st-century American singers.

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texts: A fine artist named <mask> studied at the Porto School of Fine Arts. His work shows clear influences of Anglo-Saxon culture as a result of the years he spent in London. He works mainly as a painter and sculptor, with a definite realist style, and he is also known as a portrait painter. His subjects, other than portraits, include the feminine figure, draperies, still-life, symbolic and magic realism, as well as scenes from ordinary life. The President of the Portuguese Parliament is one of the portraits he has. Paintins of his can be seen in several institutions, both public and private, and he has exhibited both on his own and collectively, national and internationally. His works are referred to and illustrated in a number of publications.Stanley Grimm won the first prize at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters exhibition in 1989. He became a technical consultant to the Pantiles Gallery in Tunbridge Wells after training with a local picture restorer in London. His work as a painter was promoted by John Whiteley and later by W.H. There is a gallery in London. He was trained in sculpture at the Art School. His interest in painting materials and techniques developed through the close study of works from the past, the work done in collaboration with picture restorers, through the production of copies and works inspired in the great periods of picture making, and his ever-present interest in painting materials and techniques developed through the A.M. discovers a passion for drawing and painting and develops his skills in this area through contacts with fellow students and established artists but mainly through his own efforts.In the first years of a student's degree, the courses of Painting and Sculpture were taught simultaneously at the local Art School. He moved to London in 1975 because he was dissatisfied with the teaching methods at Art School and continued his research into the painting methods of the past. The painters who helped out in this period were Daniel Samuels and Harold Hitchcock. His work is being promoted by John Whiteley. In 1977 he moved from London to Tunbridge Wells, Kent, where he began his apprenticeship in oil painting. He is part of a small group of artists whose work is promoted by the Pantiles Gallery. He exhibits at a collective show at the Gillridge Gallery.There were two exhibitions at the Fundao Engenheiro Antnio de Almeida, Oporto. His work is sold and promoted by W.H. after he participates in several collective shows in Portugal and the U.K. The gallery is in London. There was a one-man show at the Municipal de Aveiro. He completed his degree at the Open University in the U.K. From this time onwards, he starts making sculpture as well as paintings. It's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it'sA portrait of his father. His work is sold through the Christopher Wood Gallery. He was invited to have a one-man show in Santa in 1989. He won the first prize at the exhibition of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters in London in 1991. There was a one-man show at the Fundao Antnio Cupertino de Miranda. He participates in the "Mestres de Pintura" collective shows for the first time in 1997. There was an honorable mention at the Bienal de Arte de Placncia.icionrio de escultores portugueses, in Portuguese. The Livraria Civilizao Editora is in Porto, Portugal. Estar Editora Mestres da Pintura was published in 1996. Antnio Macedo. The 2012 Figurativas 13 - 7o concurso de pintura y escultura are External links.


texts: <mask> is a Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalist, perhaps best known for his ground-breaking work with progressive / avant garde Canadian groups Intersystems and Syrinx, and for his numerous works for radio, television, film, and ballet. Mills-Cockell is considered to be a pioneer in the field of electronic music. Mills-Cockell was born in Toronto. He was six months old when his mother died. It was necessary for Mills-Cockell to be placed in an orphanage because of his father's work. The family was reassembled after Mills-Cockell's father remarried. Mills-Cockell has two brothers.At the age of 5, Mills-Cockell was encouraged by his father to join a church choir. He heard his first piece of electronic music at the age of fifteen. Mills-Cockell studied music at the University of Toronto. He taught electronic music at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto from 1964 to 1968. He studied under Gustav Ciamaga at the University of Toronto. In the fall of 1967, Mills-Cockell joined forces with a light sculptor, a poet, and an architect to form Intersystems. Intersystems' multimedia presentations were a classification-defying juxtaposition of Mills-Cockell's music, Hayden's light shows, andParker's spoken-word poetry readings, with Zander's engineering skills underlying the construction of the presentations.Intersystems performed in Canada and the US at the invitation of Southern Illinois University in Illinois. Number One Intersystems was released in 1967. These original releases are difficult to find and have become collector's items. The Intersystems albums were re-released in late 2015, along with a 132-page bound booklet containing photos, essays, and reproductions of vintage press coverage, on Italian label Alga Marghen. The band made a surprise comeback in March of 2021, with the announcement of their 4th album. The album will be released on April 31st. After the dissolution of Intersystems in 1968, Mills-Cockell continued to compose, working with a number of other established musicians.In 1970, Mills-Cockell formed a progressive music trio with percussionist Alan Wells and saxophonist Doug Pringle that incorporated elements of electronica, classical and world music. The Toronto coffee-house circuit was played by Syrinx. The trio was signed by a Canadian music executive and talent manager. The first album by Syrinx was released in 1970. The group found itself in demand from a variety of quarters after the album's enthusiastic response from critics. On Miles Davis' Bitches Brew tour, Syrinx opened for him and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The first release attracted the attention of executives from CTV, who commissioned a theme song for their show Here Come the Seventies.Mills-Cockell composed Tillicum, which was included on the second album of Syrinx. The first album resulted in a 1971 commission from the respected Toronto Repertory Orchestra, of Stringspace, which Mills-Cockell composed for. The four movements of Stringspace are December Angel, Syren, Ibisitx, and Field Hymn. In 1971 Stringspace was broadcast on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's program Music to See. The wave of notice and critical approval that came from their first album led to a second album being recorded. The studio where the group recorded their new album was destroyed in a fire. With the help of the Toronto musical community, the group was able to purchase new instruments and record the album.Finkelstein's True North label issued Long Lost Relatives in 1971. The album included Mills-Cockell's Tillicum and the four Stringspace pieces (which, owing to the space restrictions of theLP medium, spanned both sides of theLP), rounded out by three additional Mills-Cockell compositions: Tumblers to the Vault, Better Deaf and Dumb Tillicum peaked at #38 on the Canadian charts in 1971 after being released as a single. Mills-Cockell, Wells, and Pringle left the group in 1972 to pursue other projects. The Tumblers from the Vault was released on August 24, 2016 by RVNG Intl. Some previously-unreleased tracks, as well as the audio recording of the CBC Music to See performance of Stringspace, will be included in the release of Tumblers from the Vault. On October 14, 2016 Tumblers from the Vault was released.Mills-Cockell released a number of solo albums after the break-up of Syrinx. (1995). In 1994, he released a cassette of a song called "Stella in Black and White" with a poet. The seven-movement Concerto of Deliverance was released on CD in 2004. Mills-Cockell has composed scores for over 100 plays in theatres across Canada. Many of his works not specifically created for dance have been adapted by dance troupes. The full-length opera he composed with Ken Gass will be brought to the stage.Kid Catastrophe is an opera he is working on. Film, Television and Radio Mills-Cockell has composed scores for many feature films. He is a composer for short film and television, as well as creating original scores for productions such as The Italians, Stationary Ark, and The Little Vampire. Dozens of radio productions have been scored by him. Mills-Cockell was one of the first artists to adopt the Moog Modular synthesizer as a performance musical instrument, meeting several times with Robert Moog before finally purchasing an early model. The first time Mills-Cockell heard of the instrument was when he went to Trumansburg to meet with Dr. Moog. In 1971 Mills-Cockell replaced the Moog with the ARP 2500.Numerous awards and grants have been given to Mills-Cockell. Fragments for Orchestra, Study for Bassoon, Prepared Piano, and Magnetic Tape won an award in 1966. He has received grants from both the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council. Half a Lifetime was nominated for best musical score in the American Cable Awards. The Italians received the CFTA award for Best Musical Score. His score for Terror Train was nominated for Best Music Score. He received the "Outstanding Contribution to Music for Film" award in 1989.Mills-Cockell lives on the island with his partner. He is active in musical composition. Entry at thecanadianencyclopedia.ca 1943 births Living people Canadian male composers Musicians from Toronto University of Toronto alumni 20th-century Canadian composers 21st-century Canadian composers


texts: <mask> was a Saivite saint and poet. He was a fan of the Tamil god Murugan and wrote poems in his praise. Tiruvanmiyur is the location of his samadhi. <mask> was born to a Saivite family in the town of Rameswaram. The town was part of a district. He was known as Appvu until he left his family at Pamban Island. Appvu would be a great man of words and wisdom according to a psychic.Appvu was ranked high in Tamil and English in his school days. At the age of thirteen, Appvu had a vision and was compelled to write poems on Lord Kumraguru, which he wrote immediately on a palm leaf in a facile pen in his coconut estate. Each day before his lunch, he wrote a poem, ending it with his guru's name. His parents wanted to get him married in the year 1878 because he was interested in the holy life from the early days. They had three children, one son and two daughters. Pamban Swami was a saint after he married. Pmban took over the business after his father's death.He won a lot of legal cases related to his business. Pmban's daughter was crying due to illness. Pmban Samy told his wife to pray to Lord Murugan for help after Pamban Samy refused to give vibhuti to the crying child. She did as Pmban told her to. The child was not crying and Pamban found her asleep. The mother told Pmban Smi that a saintly figure came into the house and applied vibhuti on the child after she prayed. The child was cured after that moment.He was helped by Lord Murugan at their request. A friend of Pamban Swami told him that he was going to the sacred hill temple. Pamban Swami wanted to leave his family life and go to Palani. Pamban Swami told his friend that he had permission from his god. On the same day, Lord Palani Murugan appeared before him and asked if he had been asked to come there. I could have made it easy for you to be at the hill. You have no reason to lie.When the time is right, I will call you. You may remain there. He asked <mask> Swami to promise that he wouldn't go to Palani without his permission. Pamban Swami didn't go to Palani until his last days. The taste of lime, salt, and hot spices was given up by Pamban Swami. He used to eat plain rice with green dal. If he missed the time, he would only take food the next day.In 1891 <mask> Swami wrote a powerful hymn for the benefit of Lord Murugan's devotees to protect them from illness of body and mind as well as from foes, wild beasts, and demons. Several instances show that the Shanmuga Kavacham verse is effective. The results will be swift and miraculous if you recite it with your heart and soul. The making of Panchamirtha varnam was done in 1891. "I will be present physically wherever the song is sung on a pleasant note," said Lord Murugan to an old lady in Tiruchendur. If anyone recites this poem, it's the same as doing abhisekam and puja. A thorn pierced Pamban Swami's foot while he was walking on a rough track.Pamban Swami cried and prayed to God because of the pain. After seeing a dream of a cobbler in the next village, Lord Murugan told him to make and give a pair of slippers to Pamban Swami. When Pamban Swami traveled to the village, the shoemaker came with a pair of slippers and told him that Lord Murugan had given instructions to make them for him. Pamban Swami thanked Lord Murugan for his kindness. There was a time when Pamban Swami was very sick. He fainted and fell down and his wife fainted as well. Pamban Swami's wife got up and said "Don't worry" after Lord Murugan tapped with a stick.He will be fine. Say "I will never leave you" on vibhuti's body. Pamban Swami's wife was afraid to touch vibhuti because it was her menstrual time. "There is no prohibition during an emergency," he said. 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Anything is possible with the guidance of the divine.During his visit to Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu, Pamban Swami failed to visit the famous Kumarakottam temple. The 30-year-old man with a turban asked Lord Murugan if he had visited Kumarakottam, the place where the Kanda Puranam was written. He took Pamban Swami to the temple, but he vanished. <mask> Swami was very happy with the help of Lord Kumaran. The train was delayed in the railway station because it was only waiting for Swami, but it proceeded without delay. Pamban Swami was determined to get upadesam from Lord Kumara Palani Andi himself in the year 1894. He was given permission by the government officer to dig a pit to the size of 3' x 3' x 3' covered with a lock and key for the roof.He asked his followers to have faith. There were a lot of disturbing events that took place because this was a burial ground. The demon vanished when he tried to seize Pamban Swami. Pamban Swami was told to get up on the seventh night. Even if he had to die, Pamban Swami would not get up. The voice said, "Your Lord has come to see you." Open your eyes.Pamban Swami was happy to see Lord Murugan in the form of Palani Andi with a dandam in one hand and the other in chin mudra with two rishis. Palani Andi came forward with a smile and spoke into Pamban Swami's ear. They walked towards the west after turning back. Without getting up, <mask> Swami continued his meditation for 28 days without food, water or sleep. He was told to "Come out of the pit" on the 35th day. Pamban Swami said only if it is his Lord that he would get out. The voice said it was me.Pamban Swami saw a full moon in the sky when he got out of the pit. He had a single piece of cloth. He was asked by his followers to wear two pieces of white cloth around his waist and shoulder. Others wanted Pamban Swami to speak of his experience, but he was content to remain silent. Pamban Swami's followers preserved the oil lamp that he used in the pit. Pamban Swami left Pamban village in 1895. Lord Murugan appeared in his dream and asked him to go to Madras.He went to Madras by train. <mask> Swami was asked to sit in a cart by a man at Egmore railway station in Madras. <mask> Swami was sitting in the jatka. The cartman took <mask> Swami to the house. <mask> Swami got down from the jatka and was told by an old lady that Lord Murugan had said in a dream that a saint would come to her house. <mask> Swami stayed there for a while after she accepted her invitation. In 1896 <mask> Swami went to Chidambaram and wrote an upanishad.Lord Guha lives in a small light form. Pamban Swami gives examples from the scriptures. There are two books written by Pamban Swami. There are quotes from all the upanishads in this book. Due to his love for Tamil, Pamban Swami has composed 50 poems on Lord Murugan in pure Tamil without any words from other languages. Pamban Swami used to say that anyone who spoke ill of Sanskrit or Tamil was his enemy. Two eyes are what the sacred language is like.If you want full knowledge of the spiritual world, you can't have one and despise the other. Pamban Swami stayed at Kumra guruparar mutt during his visit to Varanasi. Pamban Swami was very happy to stay at this mutt. The head of the mutt once asked Pamban Swami to wear kavi cloth because he had taken away his white dress. Pamban Swami took it as God's wish to wear two-piece kavi dress, even though he initially hesitated. Devotees once cooked rice for 100 on a Shasti Pja when Pamban Swami was there. Nearly 400 people were fed by the one rice pot.The other foods had to be prepared three times, but the cooked rice never got emptied. There were many miracles in the life of Pamban Swami. Pamban Swami had a premonition of his mother's and his elder son's deaths. Pamban Swami gave instructions for no one to disturb him because he is a sannysi. <mask> Swami had an accident in December of 1923. <mask> Swami broke his ankle when he was run over by a jatka. He was admitted to the hospital.Pamban Swami's leg would have to be removed, according to the doctors who attended to him. Pamban Swami said to let them do what they want. Chinaswami Jothidar was the only one who heard the news who had faith in Pamban Swami's poem. The Vel entered Pamban Swami's broken ankle. The leg was cured in the hospital. British doctors described it as divine grace. On the 11th day, Pamban Swami saw two peacocks dance before him and also saw Lord Murugan lying next to his bed.Pamban Swami told his followers to believe in Lord Murugan and to do Mayravahana Sevana Vizh without fail, which is still done annually at his temple in Thiruvanmiyur. "Vlum Mayilum Thunai" is a saying that helps sincere devotees in need. As his last days were near, Pamban Swami called Chinaswami Jothidar to look for land in Tiruvanmiyur. All the arrangements were made for that portion of the land to be purchased after Pamban Swami marked the floor corners with his leg. Pamban Swami told his followers to believe in Lord Murugan on 30 May 1929. He took a deep breath and entered the state of samdhi. The Para Brahman and Subrahmanya are part of the same God and come from the same place.He explains this in his book. <mask> Swami has a deep love for Palani Murugan. His Sanskrit teacher named him Kumara Guru because he lived on Pmban Island. <mask> Swami has a full name that means "full of sayasi". He was a sanyasi who followed the suddha advaita. In his lifetime, Pamban wrote 6,666 poems, 32 viyasams and 1000 names of Lord Murugan. One will benefit in both worlds if one reads his Gnnamrtham hymn.He composed more than 130 poems for Lord Kumara. silent Ak Pja was preferred by <mask> Swami.

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texts: A retired U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer is <mask>. He was involved in remote viewing operations and experiments. He was one of the first people recruited for the classified program. McMoneagle is best known for his claims regarding the investigation of RV and the use of supernatural abilities for military intelligence gathering. Near-death experiences, out-of-body travel, and unidentified flying objects are some of his interests. A memory of very early childhood events is described by McMoneagle. He was surrounded by alcoholism, abuse and poverty as a child.When he was a child, he had visions at night when scared, and began to hone his psychic abilities in his teens for his own protection. He enlisted in the Army at the age of 18 to escape the family turmoil. While in the U.S. Army Intelligence, McMoneagle became an experimental remote viewer. After 20 years as a chief warrant officer, McMoneagle retired from the military. He was seriously injured in a helicopter accident. He worked in intelligence for 15 years. He was known as "Remote Viewer No." from 1978 to 1978.Project Stargate is the U.S. Army's psychic intelligence unit. McMoneagle earned the Legion of Merit for his last ten years of service, which included five years in the RV program. He worked as a consultant at Stargate after retiring from the Army. After the official finding that "no discernible benefit had been established", funding for Project Stargate was terminated and the unit was dismantled. The Monroe Institute sent McMoneagle to speak as part of his RV training. He could help a wildcatter find an oil well or a quarry operator know where to mine. According to McMoneagle, remote viewing is possible and accurate outside the boundaries of time.He believes he has been able to see into the past, present, and future. He claims to have remote-viewed subjects such as a Chinese nuclear facility, the Iranian hostage crisis, and Muammar Qadhafi. Satellite photos confirmed his predictions about the location and existence of the Soviet "Typhoon"-class submarine in January 1980. The military remote viewing program ended because nobody wanted to be caught next to it, according to McMoneagle. The ridicule factor is automatic. Yeah, psychics. It was possible for anyone associated with it to kiss their career goodbye.Charles Tart is a supporter of his claims. According to author Paul H. Smith, McMoneagle predicted several months into the future, and his own accounts provide differing claims of the accuracy of his remote viewing, ranging from 5 to 95 percent. McMoneagle claims that remote viewing was able to locate hostages and downed airplanes. He says that most of the people are kooks. The passing of a teenager's " Right to Work" Bill, a new religion without the emphasis of Christianity, a science of the soul, a vaccine for AIDS, and a movement to eliminate television were all predicted by McMoneagle. He reported that he worked with Dean Radin at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to seek patentable ideas via remote viewing for a "future machine". McMoneagle has worked on missing person cases in Washington, San Francisco, New York and Chicago, as well as using remote viewing as a time machine to make various observations.Humans were created in a laboratory by creators who "seeded" the earth and then left, according to McMoneagle. McMoneagle's ability to "remote view" six locations in the San Francisco Bay area, with mixed results, was featured on a National Geographic Channel episode. In 1994, McMoneagle appeared on an ABC network television special called Put to the Test with May who said that about 20% of what Joe does is as close to spectacular as he can possibly wish. Scientists don't like to use the term "miracle" very often, but this is as close to one as you can imagine. The best psychics average about 3 in 10 and the rest of us average about 1 or 2 in 10. The only thing impressive about McMoneagle's demonstration was their editing and narration job, which made it look like the most amazing and miraculous psychic feat in history. The show took a 15-minute test and only the best hits were edited down to 2 minutes.After McMoneagle's vague assertions of a metallic sound, a pedestrian bridge, something tall that is not a building, a river or running water, something with a stripe on it and a line on it. McMoneagle defended the program in an interview. McMoneagle wrote an episode of The Dead Zone. In the hunt for Osama Bin Laden, remote viewing was used. USA Network canceled The Dead Zone's originally scheduled broadcast because of concern about the subject matter, but did air the program a few months later after the series returned from a mid-season hiatus. McMoneagle received regular coverage on the prime-time show "FBI: Psychic Investigator", during which he performed remote viewings related to unsolved police cases. In Jon Ronson's Crazy Rulers of the World documentary, McMoneagle was interviewed and described his technique for traveling "out of body" to Communist China to view atrigger mechanism in a military.The official website of <mask> and Nancy McMoneagle has links to other books.

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texts: Robert Barry Lionel "<mask>" <mask> is a former association football forward who played professionally for the Rhodesia national team and various clubs in South Africa, where he scored over 300 goals in his career. The Rhodesian team was unsuccessful in its attempt to qualify for the 1970 World Cup. In 1980, Glen Byrom wrote a profile about <mask>, who was described as "Southern Africa's crown prince of soccer". Growing up in a sporting family, he showed promise in rugby, cricket, and football. He played for Rhodesia in friendly matches against English clubs while still an amateur. After moving to South Africa with his new wife, he signed for the city as a professional. After two years playing on the wing, he became City's centre-forward in the 1964 season and scored 58 goals in all competitions, helping his team to win the Castle Cup.He scored twice for a league all-star team in an exhibition game against Real Madrid in September 1964, and received praise from a visiting defender. In 1966 he was transferred from City to their cross-town rivals, Durban United, for a South African record fee of R20,000. He stayed in Maritzburg for the rest of his career after two successful years with United. He captained the national side in 1969 in its attempt to qualify for the World Cup for the first time. He was able to do this task because he was a white man in a mostly black team. Rhodesia lost a play-off decider after holding their opponents to a draw in two successive matches. After a knee injury forced him out of professional soccer, he became a public relations officer for a hotel chain.<mask> was born on February 19 1941 in Southern Rhodesia's second city of Bulawayo, where he attended a junior school and high school. He was inspired by his older brother Des, who represented Rhodesia internationally at both rugby union and boxing. <mask> once appeared as the twelfth man in a first-class inter-provincial match for the Rhodesia cricket team, and he also showed promise at rugby, playing at full-back for the First XV at Milton. As an amateur in the youth teams at Queens Sports Club, he developed his skills as a soccer player. In May 1961, two English soccer clubs, West Ham United andLeicester City, toured South Africa and Rhodesia. Both took on the Rhodesia national team at Queens Sports Club, with West Ham doing so twice. Rhodesia lost to West Ham twice, by scores of 3–0 and 5–0, and played againstLeicester on 24 May, 18 days after they lost to Spurs in the FA Cup Final.Rhodesia was beaten 4–3. The first professional soccer league in South Africa, the all-white National Football League (SANFL), was formed in 1962, after a trial with the city of Durban. He signed on as a professional in 1962. By 1962, they were one of the country's top teams, having won two of the first three national titles. Les Salton, a South African forward who was the top scorer in each of the club's first three seasons, scored eight goals in one game against Johannesburg City in 1961. After Salton's sale, <mask> joined. He scored 20 goals in his first professional season, and his club finished third in the league, one point behind Highlands Park and Southern Suburbs.He received his first winner's medal in the Castle Cup when he was a member of the team that beat the Ramblers 2–1 in the final. He was a centre forward for the first time in June 1963, when his club took on Kimberley United in a Castle Cup first-round tie. South African Soccer Weekly described the experiment as a "massacre". He scored a hat-trick when he was retained as the team's front man. During the 1963 season, he scored four more hat-tricks, and finished the year with 26 league goals and nine more in other competitions. The city once again finished third in the table. For example, before this time, his heading skill had been seen as sub-par, and his passing skill had been little, but he prepared thoroughly for the new season, seeking to broaden his style of play and remove some of the perceived technical weaknesses which observers thought had previously let him downWhen the season started, it was obvious to reporters that his hard work had paid off. One of his strongest years as a professional was 1964, when he showed marked improvement in his heading, passing and shooting. The best player in South Africa was by far, according to Byrom. Chalmers was made the team's permanent centre-forward seven games into the 1964 season. There were two friendly matches against touring teams this year. Real Madrid took on a National Football League all-star team, dubbed the "Castle Knights", in front of 35,000 spectators, after a combined team representing Natal Province lost 8–2 to English side Arsenal. The match was very exciting according to Byrom.At half time, the score was 3–0 to the visitors, but just after the interval, <mask> beat Santamara and another Madrid defender before slamming it into the away net. Santamaria stood stunned with his hands on his hips. After being Jolted back to attention, the Spanish side scored twice more before Chalmers scored a "brilliant" goal to make the score 5–2. The match is often cited as one of his best, as he acquitted himself well despite finishing on the losing side. Santamaria praised him for his speed and footballing instincts. In one match, he scored three goals in four minutes, becoming one of the league's top forwards. His goal scoring helped the city progress in the Castle Cup.He scored one of the best goals of his career in a home match against his rivals. United scored twice in the first 13 minutes before City got on the board. After collecting the ball near the edge of the penalty area, he sprinted to the 18-yard line, where he was stopped by three United defenders. As his opponents were caught off balance, he fired a low shot past them and into the net. City went on to win the match and eventually reach the final against Jewish Guild. The two teams were level at 1–1 at the end of the first half, but that was as close as they would get. It was the Rhodesian's second cup medal, and the only time a hat-trick was scored in a Castle Cup final.He finished the season with 58 goals, two short of Salton's South African record, and 39 of them came in the league's 32 games. In the Life Bowl, they lost 2–1 to Durban United, who finished as league runners-up, three points behind Highlands Park. The derby match attracted over 30,000 spectators, more than the previous year's final. The South African Footballer of the Year was named at the end of the season. In May 1965, the Rhodesian Football Association's application for full membership in global soccer federation FIFA was approved, making it eligible to enter competitive international tournaments such as the World Cup for the first time. The club finished third in the league in 1965, 11 points behind first-place Highlands Park. The final of the Life Bowl was played against Cape Town City at Cape Town's Hartleyvale Stadium.He scored two of his team's goals as they won the cup for the second time. After scoring six goals in the early part of the 1966 season, the club sold him to Durban United for a South African record fee of R20,000. When the SANFL was dissolved in 1977 it was the most expensive purchase by a South African club. The club record for goals scored by a single player was 157, which was 40 more than Salton. He scored a further 36 goals before the 1966 season ended, giving him a total of 42 for the season. United finished third in the league, while City dropped to eighth. In the Life Bowl, United reached the final, where they lost to the Rangers in 3–1.In 1967, Chalmers scored 24 league goals and 12 in other competition as United finished fifth in the league. He scored eight in his team's 13–0 victory against East London City. The next season, the league was won by Highlands Park. A long-term injury reduced his contribution to the team this year, as he appeared only six times for United during 1968, and scored once. At the end of the 1968 season, United sold <mask> to Maritzburg, where he did not score a goal in three years. In their first year in the top flight, Maritzburg finished in eighth place. In 1969 he scored 12 league goals as Maritzburg finished in fifth place.He scored a total of six goals for the club, including the winner in the Castle Cup final against Cape Town City. Maritzburg reached the final of the Life Bowl, but lost to Highlands Park. He was called up by the Rhodesia national team at the end of the 1969 season. The World Cup finals in Mexico in 1970 were caused by the Rhodesia national team's entry into the qualification rounds of the World Cup in 1969 after becoming full members of FIFA. Most countries didn't accept Rhodesian passports because of the political situation in 1965, when the mostly white government declared independence from Britain. Many governments used the international sanctions on Rhodesia as a reason to refuse visas to the country's athletes, despite the fact that Rhodesian sports teams were racially integrated, unlike those of South Africa. In December 1968, as the Rhodesian Football Association was kicked out of the Confederation of African Football for political reasons, they were placed in a group with Australia, Japan and South Korea.The South Korean government refused to grant visas to the Rhodesian players due to the country's political situation. In order to ensure Rhodesia could still play, a series of negotiations were held between the various football associations and the world governing body. The mini-tournament would go ahead without Rhodesia, and the winner would play Rhodesia over two legs in a neutral country. Australia protested that Rhodesia had an unfair advantage in playing fewer matches. Israel defeated New Zealand in two legs to win Group 15B. The winner of the second round matches between Australia and Rhodesia would play Israel for a place in the World Cup finals. Danny McLennan, the Scottish manager of the Rhodesian team, has not played since 1967.In February 1969 there were two games at home and away. Rhodesia drew 2–2 and won 1–0 in Malawi on 1 and 2 February respectively, then won 4–0 and drew 1–1 at Gwanzura Stadium in Salisbury a week later. He scored in the third match. The South African league season was still going on in 1969 when the national side began training for the World Cup. The Rhodesia squad was made up of 13 blacks, seven whites and two coloured players, according to the Melbourne Age. George Shaya, who won the inaugural Rhodesian Soccer Star of the Year award, was included in the side. They were with their clubs until later because of their professional commitments in South Africa.In 1969 the Rhodesian team played seven practice matches against local clubs and provincial XIs. The last two games were for the squad. He was made the team's captain because of his experience in South Africa and his reputation among the Rhodesian players. The Australian and Rhodesian soccer associations were at odds before the start of the play-off against Israel. Australian officials argued that he should not be eligible for Rhodesia because he was a permanent expatriate in South Africa. There was no reason why a Rhodesian could not play for South Africa. The Australians' first practice session was observed by four Rhodesian soccer officials.The teams were allowed two training sessions each at the match venue, the newly built 40,000-capacity Estdio Salazar, and during their exercises the Rhodesian squad were revealed to be well-drilled, with the Sydney Morning Herald reporter commenting on the high standard of their fitness, athleticism and ball Australia's injury problems, combined with Rhodesia's strong form in training, shortened the odds on a Rhodesian victory. The first leg of the tie attracted supporters from both Rhodesia and South Africa. There were three flights from Salisbury and a special train that carried fans from Bulawayo. It was reported that the first leg of the tie was an uncultured affair, with the slippery playing conditions affecting both teams' passing and coordinated movement. The Australian team struggled to work together against the Rhodesians, who were said to be more motivated than the Australians. The Rhodesian goalkeeper Jordan was praised by reporters for his exceptional goalkeeping, which frustrated Australia for much of the game.The score remained level until early in the second half, when <mask> collected a loose ball and shot it past Ron Corry in the Australian goal to make the score 1–0 to Rhodesia. The match ended in a 1–1 draw after Tommy McColl scored Australia's only goal. Angry at their own poor performance, the Australian players declared Rhodesia to be the worst team they had ever played in a World Cup match, and promised the Australian press a 6–0 victory in the second leg. The Rhodesian team held Australia to a 0–0 draw in the second leg. The match would be decided by ballot if the tie-breaker failed to produce a winner. The play-off was expected to head the same way as the previous two meetings, but was surprised to see Australia finally find their rhythm, spraying pin-point passes all over the field. The Australians took the lead on 12 minutes through a goal from Willie Rutherford, who also contributed to his team's second ten minutes later: Rutherford crossed the ball into the opposing goal area from a free kick, and Rhodesian defender Phillimon Tigere inadvertently headed past Jordan to score anJordan left the game with a bloody wound to his head and was replaced by Stewart Gilbert. After the score remained 2–0 at the interval, Rhodesia fought back during the early second half and halved the gap on 49 minutes, when Nelson Mapara took advantage of a mix-up amongst the Australian defence to set up <mask>, who scored. Australia regained a two-goal cushion eight minutes later, when a hard shot from Johnny Warren, their captain, went through the unsighted Gilbert and into the Rhodesian goal. Rhodesia were eliminated from the World Cup after the match ended. Australia coach John Barclay said that the Rhodesian team had performed well, and that his Australians had an unexpectedly difficult time during the qualification matches, and that he rued the injury in the last game to Jordan. Australia lost to Israel in the final round. One of the best soccer players ever from Rhodesia or Zimbabwe, as well as one of the finest forwards to have played in South Africa, is held to be the style of play of Chalmers.With his large frame, sports historian Peter Raath thinks that he could have been a rugby player. He is described as a graceful stylist with a cannon-ball shot. He was a strong all-round player who was able to control the ball with both feet and his head. While playing for Maritzburg, he was put to the test with an electronic timer, and he was able to supply his team-mates with deft passes. The shot, taken bare-footed, was timed at just below the speed registered with boots on by two English players in an English "hardest shot" competition. As the captain of Rhodesia in 1969 he was aided in his leadership of the mostly black team by his knowledge of both of their languages. He "deserved the accolade as Southern Africa's Crown Prince of Soccer", as Byrom described him in his 1980 profile.The Rhodesia national team had 3 caps (all as captain), 2 goals and a runner-up finish in 1964. Top scorer: 1963, 1964, 1965, Maritzburg F.C. There are notes and references in the book about the top scorer of 1969 and 1973.

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texts: <mask> is an American businessman and the owner of Harbour Group Industries. From April 11, 2007, to January 2, 2009, he was the United States Ambassador to Belgium. On April 4, 2007, President George W. Bush appointed <mask> to the post. <mask> was born in Desloge, Missouri to Ukrainian Jewish immigrants. He saved money by canning peas and corn after being encouraged by his older sister to go to college. He sold some of the brushes. He joined the Fraternity at Washington University after moving in with his sister and her husband.He received a B.S./B.A. In 1951, he received honors in business. He was in the United States Naval Reserve during the Korean War. In 1976, <mask> founded the Harbour Group, an operating company that builds and acquires businesses, and he served as chairman and CEO until 2007, when he left to be the U.S. The ambassador is from Belgium. He resumed his role as chairman after returning to the United States in 2009. Harbour Group has built and acquired companies in 37 industries.<mask> has been involved in civic affairs for more than 40 years. He served two terms as chairman and one as president of the St. Louis Areas Council Boy Scouts of America. He chairs the capital campaign of the United Way of Greater St. Louis. He served as vice chairman of the board of trustees from 1999 to 2001 and as chairman of the capital campaign from 1998 to 2004. He was elected a lifetime voting Trustee by the university's board of trustees. He serves on the boards of the Barnes-Jewish Hospital, the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, the Saint Louis Science Center, the Saint Louis Zoo, the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, and the Arts and Education Council of St. Louis. He was named St. Louis Citizen of the Year in 2003 by the Post-Dispatch.The King Baudouin Foundation United States is a New York-based nonprofit that helps U.S. donors achieve their philanthropic goals in Europe and Africa. In addition, through the Fox Family Foundation, a private philanthropy he and his wife established in 1986, <mask> has provided financial assistance to hundreds of charitable organizations in St. Louis and around the world. The Marco Polo Award from the People's Republic of China, the Thomas Jefferson Award from the Missouri Historical Society, and the Sword of Ignatius Loyola Award from Saint Louis University are some of the awards <mask> has received. The <mask> Fox School of Design &Visual Arts was dedicated by Washington University in 2004. <mask> received a public service degree from Saint Louis University. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On October 15, 2004, Fox donated $50,000 to Swift Boat Veterans For Truth, a group that opposed John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election by claiming that Kerry exaggerated his service record.Many of their claims have been criticized for failing to be substantiated. After comparisons of President Bush to Hitler were posted on the website MoveOn.org, <mask> made a donation. The Ambassadorial nomination section is below. One of the most prominent Jewish donors to the Republican party was <mask>, who supported the presidential candidacy of Romney. The Republican Jewish Coalition was chaired by <mask>. <mask> and <mask> were appointed by President George W. Bush to accompany him to Jerusalem for the 60th anniversary of the State of Israel. Josh Hawley was an early supporter of <mask> and contributed to his campaign.He wanted Hawley to run against McCaskill in the US Senate. <mask> described Hawley's actions as "reckless pandering" and a "disgrace" after he supported the storming of the United States Capitol. <mask> said in the statement that he would not support the senator again. Ambassadorial nomination <mask> was nominated for the position of Ambassador to Belgium. Both of Missouri's senators, Republican Kit Bond and Democrat Claire McCaskill, supported <mask> during his February 2007 hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Senators from Missouri are John C. Danforth and Thomas F. Eagleton. In a letter, Eagleton described him as the epitome of a humanitarian.John Kerry questioned <mask> about his association with Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, a group that attacked <mask> in 2004. Kerry told <mask> that his experience was impressive and that he represented the quintessential American Horatio Alger story. Kerry began questioning <mask> directly relevant to the ambassadorial position for which he was nominated, such as the tensions over the U.S. The Terrorist Finance Tracking Program accessed transaction databases. Kerry asked about <mask>'s financial support of the organization which had criticized Kerry's military record during the 2004 campaign. Kerry asked <mask> if he believed the truth in public life was important. Kerry asked if he had an opinion on the politics of personal destruction and the state of American politics.Senator Kerry, I very much respect your service to this country... <mask> replied "I'm against 509s, I've always been against 509s... Senator Kerry, I very much respect your service to this country... You're a hero. "When we're asked, we generally give," <mask> said in response to Kerry's questions. In the most recent two-year period, he made more than 1,000 contributions, of which more than 100 were political. He did not apologize for his work. He noted that a video posted on the MoveOn.com website has compared the President to Hitler, and that 527s supporting both candidates in the electorate had made "destructive" claims. He said that it was necessary if one side made such claims.On April 4, 2007, Bush used his power of recess appointment to appoint <mask> to the position. This made <mask> ambassador until the end of the next Congress, which made him ambassador for the remainder of the Bush presidency. Several Democratic Senators criticized Bush's decision to make a recess appointment when the nomination was no longer pending. They argued that the use of the recess appointment power was against the law. On April 5, 2007, three Democratic senators wrote a letter to the Government Accountability Office asking for an investigation into whether President Bush's appointment of <mask> as U.S. ambassador to Belgium was legal. The letter was submitted by Democrats Chris Dodd of Connecticut, John Kerry of Massachusetts and Robert Casey of Pennsylvania. Dodd argued that the law that allows the president to make recess appointments was not created to get around the approval of the Senate.Dodd said that this is taking the recess appointment vehicle and abusing it. This is a travesty. He said that the President's actions were "deceptive at best and illegal at worst." The GAO responded with an eight-page letter stating that the appointment was legal. An alternative interpretation that would preclude Mr. <mask> from serving in a recess appointment would raise serious constitutional questions. Ambassador <mask> served as Ambassador from April to January 2009. The official report on his tenure was filed in December of 2009.<mask> came to his job with relevant executive leadership in the private sector, according to the report. He used his business knowledge and experience to great effect in two areas. The first was to build important relationships with both the Belgian and American business communities, and with senior Belgian Government officials charged with financial and trade matters. The second was his outreach to the Belgian community to improve the image and standing of the United States at a time when both were suffering as a result of Belgian misgivings about U.S. policies, such as the Iraq war. His efforts in both areas were very successful. The report gave <mask> high marks for "shepherding to production a 20-minute film that highlights the closeness of Belgian-U.S. ties from the early 19th century." The film has been used to counter anti-American sentiment in Belgian audiences.King Albert II bestowed the Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown on <mask> three years after his term as Ambassador had ended. There are External links to the United States Ambassador to Belgium.

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texts: <mask> is an American football coach who is currently the head coach at Baylor University. He worked at LSU, Wisconsin, Utah State, Hawaii, Delta State, and Cal Lutheran. <mask> was born in Southern California to Mexican immigrants and graduated from a high school in California in 1994. <mask> became an assistant coach at Redlands High in 1995 after retiring from playing football due to injuries. <mask> was a student at California Lutheran University. The roommate of Tom Herman, Aranda was an assistant coach for the Cal Lutheran Kingsmen football team from 1996 to 1999. <mask> graduated from Cal Lutheran with a degree in philosophy.From 2000 to 2002 <mask> was a graduate assistant for the Texas Tech Red Raiders football team. <mask> was an assistant coach at Houston. He returned to Cal Lutheran in 2005 and 2006 as a defensive coach. <mask> was a defensive coach at Delta State. He was hired by his mentor, Greg McMackin, to serve as the defensive line coach for the University of Hawaii Warriors. In <mask>'s first season, he created a unit that included David Veikune, Joshua Leonard and Keala Watson. In 2009, <mask> was credited with developing a creative defensive scheme that stymied Navy's vaunted rushing attack and allowed the Warriors to earn a 24–17 victory over a Midshipmen squad that defeated Notre Dame two weeks earlier.He was promoted to defensive coordinator the following year. The Warriors won nine of their last ten games. <mask>'s defense limited the opposition to 16.1 points per game, only allowed 2.4 yards per rush and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The Warriors tied a school record with five defensive touchdown and led the nation in turnovers caused under <mask>. Although the Warriors struggled to a 6–7 record in 2011, <mask>'s defense was particularly impressive in a 34–17 win over Colorado. Colorado coach Jon Embree boasted before the game that the Buffaloes were going to run the ball down Hawaii's throat. Aranda, who later acknowledged that he took Embree's comment personally, limited the Buffaloes to 17 net rushing yards on the night.<mask>'s defense led the Western Athletic Conference and was tied for 15th in the nation in sacks. After Greg McMackin resigned, he found himself on the wrong side of the ledger and was fired. <mask> said that he misses the family atmosphere there. I miss the people. Gary Andersen hired <mask> to be the defensive coach for the Utah State Aggies. The Aggies defense finished in the top 15 of all the major defensive categories, including seventh in scoring defense, 13th in rushing defense, and eighth in pass-efficiency defense. After the 2012 football season, <mask> followed Gary Andersen to Wisconsin.Texas Tech and California offered Aranda jobs. <mask> changed the base defense from a 4–3 to a 3–4 and put pressure on the quarterback. The Badgers defense ranked in the top 20 in all four major defensive categories, scoring defense, total defense, rushing defense and passing defense. <mask>'s defense shut down Rutgers in Week 10 of the football season. It was Wisconsin's first road shut out in over a decade. The Badgers went 7–1 in the conference and 10–2 in the West Division. In the Big Ten Championship Game, Ohio State beat Wisconsin 59–0 to win the conference title.It was the first time since 1997 that the Badgers were blanked and the worst loss since 1979 when Ohio State defeated them. Gary Andersen left Wisconsin four days after the loss to Ohio State. Paul Chryst was hired as the next head coach of the Badgers. After Andersen's departure, only <mask> remained on the coaching staff. Chris Borland and Joe Schobert won the Big Ten Linebacker of the Year two of <mask>'s three years at Wisconsin. The Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year was won by Borland. The Linebacker Coaches of the Year were named by FootballScoop.<mask>'s defense at Wisconsin ranked first in total defense, second in scoring defense, third in pass defense and fourth in run defense over the course of three years. His final season with the Badgers he was the leader in scoring defense, allowing just 13.1 points per game. On January 1, 2016 it was announced that <mask> was hired to replace Kevin Steele. His starting salary was more than double when he moved to LSU. His contract was not tied to the contract of LSU's head coach. On January 5, 2018, it was announced that <mask> received a new four-year contract that will pay him $2.5 million annually and the entire $10 million deal is guaranteed. Texas A&M tried to hire <mask>.He won a championship with LSU. On January 16, 2020, <mask> was named the head coach at Baylor University, replacing Matt Rhule, who left to become the head coach of the Carolina Panthers. In the spring of 2020, <mask> was tasked with guiding the 2020 Bears through the COVID-19 epidemic. First time head coach <mask> and his team were without practice prior to the 2020 football season due to the cancellation of the Bears' spring practices. <mask> finished with a 2-7 record in Big 12 play. After the season ended, <mask> and the Bears parted ways with their first year offensive coach, Larry Fedora, and then later hired a new one in Jeff Grimes. <mask> led the Bears to their best season in school history.The Bears finished the football season with a 12-2 record, the most wins in program history, after being ranked in the top 25 for most of the season. In the Big 12 Championship Game, <mask> and the Bears beat Oklahoma State on a goal line stand to win their 3rd Big 12 football championship. They beat Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl. The Paul "Bear" Bryant Awards program's Big 12 Coach of the Year was won by <mask>, as was the George Munger Award. <mask> was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award, Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award, Associated Press College Football Coach of the Year Award, and Paul "Bear" Bryant Award for National Coach of the Year. Statistics was where <mask> worked. David and his wife Dione have five children, two daughters and a son.There are external links to the head coaching record.

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